How did the end of the Civil War help the Union Pacific Railroad? A: It supplied the railroad with labor in the form of free African Americans. B: It freed the government to give more money to the Union

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How did the end of the Civil War help the Union Pacific Railroad? A: It supplied the railroad with labor in the form of free African Americans. B: It freed the government to give more money to the Union Pacific line. C: It ended the labor shortage, as war veterans went to work on the railroad. D: It encouraged more people to travel the railroad to settle in the West.

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C. It ended the labor shortage, as war veterans went to work on the railroad.

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